Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-10-06
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A compromise is likefyto be ena
ed in the Yankton asylum mnddts ~
the work allowed to go on.
The controller of the currency FL
approved the Watertown Nafio.-z
bank OF Dakota as a reserve aeel,t'
Boston journal: The marria :
Mr.. Winthrop Z. Scarritt OF 49,
town, and Miss Lerria Tarhsisj
daughter of Supt Tarbeli, oithel 3ro.1
idence public schools, was solemn;sss
in Providence. Mr.. and Mrs. Sc sr-;ts
will reside in Waterfowl.
At Grand Forks, George Cruiksh AM,
child was killed by the fallin. 81
~threshlng engines stack.
At a special election held at l,sv;p
Lake it was voted to incorporate
q city under general laws.
Gov. and Mrs. Church spent som,
time at Big Stone City on their wa
to Fargo and Mitchell.
At Bismarck, Lauren Dunlap. 81
com missioner of immigration. W.
granted a divorce from his wife ON !.
ground of cruelty and desel.tiop. NJ
Dunlap is COW on the Chicago ms
Ocean. Mrs. Luniap is supposed r
be in Huron.
Secretary Muldrow has approve
the cancellation of Charles Good
enough's entry of the southeast Guar
ter of section 8, township III, ran
so, Huron land district. Hehas mos5|
flied thu decision of the commissious
SO as to allow o. Thomas, whose -
try of the southwest quarter of ~
ton 80, township 123, range 65. W.
tertown district, held for cancellation
TO file supplementary proofs. "a
secretary has reinstated H. K. 0iesens
entry of the southeast quarter of sec'
ton II, township 123, range III
Aberdeen dist
The largest outfit OF railroad grsdI
ers that ever entered Dakota Tern
tory in one, body arrived at siouI
Falls recently from Hastings, Neb.. 81
special train. They began work 81
the Illinois Central depot grounds.
w. H. Maees OF Brookines died 4
Aberdeen from hemorrhage OF IL
bowels at the residence OF ]. G. CeI7
and. The deceased vas a prominen}
citizen of Brookings. He was laggel*
interested in blooded stock, and va
also proprietor of the Brookines rod
CT mills.
Hot Springs tDak.l Special: Mn
Emma ]. Reid, a seattle queen irou|
New York, well known in Omaha, cd
on what the cowboys call a 'his2
lonesome about the LIST of Septembsd
and caused the arrest of a young col
ored man whom she charged with 81
assault with a deadly weapon with ID
tent to commit the crime of rape
After a prolonged examination Of fy3
days and two aights the defendant
was discharged. The latter at orc
commenced an action against the az
legged cattle queen for the sum of 500
900 damages for defamation OF chas|
acter and false Imprisonment.
Oscar c. VOORHEES,, after many ID
lays, was taken before Judge Wiki
at st. Paul, and sentenced to impris|
onment at Saltwater for q term q
TWO years and ten months. yoorhia
zame to st. Paul in February last
and representing himself as R q
VOORHEES,. a property owner of Huron
m~ortgaged certain lands belonf|
ing to R C. VOORHEES, to Graves {
VInton, receiving therefor 81, O0e. q
c. VOORHEES, is a brother OF 0scaz
The fraud was not detected until esd
ly in April, and the criminal was a1|
rested at Huron, where be was praetz
cling law.
The second year of the Jamestow1
college opened with ~fattering pros
poets Fifty students are in attend
ance and one hundred will be at u
opening of the next winter term.
new brick building, three additions
instructors, and five times the nun
Der of students are advantages poS
sessed over last year.
The North Dakota elevator ]
Wheatland, owned by the North d
kota Elevator company, was burne6
The building held $4,000 bushel
and was full of wheat.
The South Dakota Fair at Mitch
was well attended and very successfa
in every respect.
Della Houck, an innocent-lookn
girl fifteen years of age, left Jersf
City to join friends at LuddeaI
While on the Grand Trunk train %
tween Windsor and Chicago she nd
John shannon, the train new aaale9
who "was very friendly" and We
completely won over the unsophist1
Gated girl by his boldness. On arriyn&
she was assaulted and robbed oil a
her money.
A wonderful flow OF water xa
struck in the a~rtesian well at Franz
tort at a depth of 900 feet. A foa1
and a ha,,s iIch stream is beingthros4
fifteen feet in the air and it looks IL
a geyser. Messrs. Swan & Co., Coz
tractors, say it is the largest foe
they have seen in the territory. u
xr.%n- = e4Fs cd eu,a,4
a syndicate with 500. 900 capits
has been organized in Sioux Falls q
boom Cakes as the new cross-rose
railway town in Dickey county.
The following delegates were eiests1
to the National Stock Breeders ss1
ISOLATION by the Dakota associated
at Mitchell: Theodore S. David, O
j. Alloway, E. II. jacobs, ThomsS
Taylor. d. T. Newton, E Schliehef,
c. Wade, o. B. Kemp. The annus
meeting win be held at jamestown
November.
The temperance convention
Northern Dakota to arrange for ia
cal option campaign thisfall opened
Permanent organization was efecfeo
under the name of the North Dakosz
Anti Saloon alliance, and the foiiosA
ing officers were elected: Presidents :
w. %Starbird, Fargo; vice preslaens
Rev. j. Hartman, jamestown; secre
tary, NJ. III. Kniff, Cass county.
Frank TurIeck, a farmer living g
miles northwest of Milkank, while dz
ging a well, at a depth OF twenty.sse{
feet, struck slate. Upon iavestlss1los
it was found that there is q coal &c
on his farm. This farm is near ~
Brooks. The samples are genaA's
specimens OF coal.
A Young Scotch addie'sW oosnk
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